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Incidents of Inter-Factional Clashes:2008
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January - 1 
According to The Post, at least eleven more persons, including seven non local Taliban, have died and 13 persons injured during the on-going sectarian clashes in the Kurram Agency of FATA while clashes continue for the 12th conservative day. The curfew imposed on November 16, 2007 has reportedly not
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According to The Post, at least eleven more persons, including seven non local Taliban, have died and 13 persons injured during the on-going sectarian clashes in the Kurram Agency of FATA while clashes continue for the 12th conservative day. The curfew imposed on November 16, 2007 has reportedly not been relaxed so far, owing to which routine life has been paralysed in the entire Agency. The main Tull and Parachinar highway has been closed for the last 48 days due to which edible items and medicines are not available in Kurram Agency and road links to the various tribal areas are also disconnected. Local people said that militants from adjoining areas of North Waziristan and Hangu district in NWFP attacked the Manguk and Tangai villages on January 1-night, Dawn reported. Meanwhile, army and paramilitary troops have taken positions on hilltops to enforce a cease-fire in the area while a peace jirga continued its efforts for a truce. Sources said that deployment of troops had begun in the Balishkhel and Sadda areas while more contingents of the army had moved into Alizai town.
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January - 1 
Security forces (SFs) killed five suspected militants in the Laddah area of South Waziristan on January 1 after four paramilitary soldiers were abducted in the area, according to Dawn. The abduction of the soldiers of the Dir Scouts reportedly triggered clashes in the region. The SFs launched an att
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Security forces (SFs) killed five suspected militants in the Laddah area of South Waziristan on January 1 after four paramilitary soldiers were abducted in the area, according to Dawn. The abduction of the soldiers of the Dir Scouts reportedly triggered clashes in the region. The SFs launched an attack on militants and pounded their positions in the area. Troops also fired artillery and mortar shells from Tiarza and Shakai forts on militants’ positions.
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January - 1 
Two more people were killed and five injured on the 11th consecutive day of sectarian clashes in the Kurram Agency of the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) on January 1, according to The News. A peace Jirga (council) that arrived from Hangu continued talks with the rival groups in an attemp
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Two more people were killed and five injured on the 11th consecutive day of sectarian clashes in the Kurram Agency of the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) on January 1, according to The News. A peace Jirga (council) that arrived from Hangu continued talks with the rival groups in an attempt to strike a truce but no progress was made till last reports. On January 1, fighting between the rival groups continued and both the sides used heavy weapons, including mortars, rockets and missiles.
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January - 1 January - 2
At least 27 militants were killed in two days of clashes in South Waziristan, a military official told AFP on January 2, The Post reported. The clashes broke out after pro-Taliban militants abducted four Pakistan soldiers in South Waziristan on January 1, the official said. "Five militants were kill
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At least 27 militants were killed in two days of clashes in South Waziristan, a military official told AFP on January 2, The Post reported. The clashes broke out after pro-Taliban militants abducted four Pakistan soldiers in South Waziristan on January 1, the official said. "Five militants were killed yesterday and 22 overnight," he stated. The official disclosed that the abducted soldiers were delivering food rations from one post to another when militants seized them. Their fate was not immediately known. Both sides used heavy weaponry in the clashes that went on through the night, resulting in the death of 22 militants with no loss of life on the army side, he claimed.
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January - 4 
Three more persons were killed as sectarian violence continued in the Kurram Agency of FATA on January 4, The Post reported. The clashes were reported from Jalmai and Meangak areas of Lower Kurram. The non-local Taliban suffered heavy casualties in the lower parts of the agency while the peace Jirga
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Three more persons were killed as sectarian violence continued in the Kurram Agency of FATA on January 4, The Post reported. The clashes were reported from Jalmai and Meangak areas of Lower Kurram. The non-local Taliban suffered heavy casualties in the lower parts of the agency while the peace Jirga (council) was reportedly facing difficulties in brokering a cease-fire.
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January - 6 
Rival militants attacked offices of a pro-government militant, killing nine and wounding eight of his men on January 6- night, according to Dawn. The attackers first stormed the office of Maulana Nazir in Wana, headquarters of South Waziristan, and killed three of his supporters and injured four oth
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Rival militants attacked offices of a pro-government militant, killing nine and wounding eight of his men on January 6- night, according to Dawn. The attackers first stormed the office of Maulana Nazir in Wana, headquarters of South Waziristan, and killed three of his supporters and injured four others, sources said. The militants, reportedly equipped with rockets and heavy weapons, launched another attack on the office of Nazir’s close associate, Maulana Khanan, in Shakai town, killing six people and injuring five others. A spokesman for Maulana Nazir blamed Baitullah Mehsud’s supporters for the attack and asked all Mehsud tribesmen to leave the Wazir tribe-dominated areas to avoid bloodshed. "We suspect Baitullah and his Uzbek supporters for this gruesome attack which left nine Mujahideen dead," Lala Wazir said. A large number of attackers, he said, came from the Mehsud area at night and attacked the local peace committee offices in Wana and Shakai. Local people said that Nazir’s supporters later shot dead an associate of Baitullah Mehsud and captured four others in Wana. Maulana Nazir belongs to the Ahmadzai Wazir tribe and has great influence in the region and virtually controls Wana. His supporters, backed by security forces, had launched a drive against Uzbek militants in the area in April 2007. The week-long armed clashes between Nazir’s supporters and Uzbeks had left over 160 people dead. Sources said that the latest incident could trigger a tribal feud after Nazir asked tribesmen hailing from the Mehsud tribe to leave the Ahmadzai Wazir dominated areas by 8am on January 8.
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January - 7 
Four paramilitary soldiers were wounded in clashes between security forces and militants in the Ghazi Baig area of the Mohmand Agency of the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) on January 7, according to Dawn. An unnamed official said that militants attacked a check-post of a paramilitary out
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Four paramilitary soldiers were wounded in clashes between security forces and militants in the Ghazi Baig area of the Mohmand Agency of the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) on January 7, according to Dawn. An unnamed official said that militants attacked a check-post of a paramilitary outfit, the Mohmand Rifles, in the Ghazi Baig area, some 20km northwest of Ghalanai, the administrative headquarters.
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January - 8 
A soldier was killed and three others sustained injuries in clashes with militants in South Waziristan on January 8, according to Dawn. Officials said three militants and a non-combatant were also wounded in the shelling on suspected hideouts of militants in the Spinkai Raghzai and Chugmalai areas,
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A soldier was killed and three others sustained injuries in clashes with militants in South Waziristan on January 8, according to Dawn. Officials said three militants and a non-combatant were also wounded in the shelling on suspected hideouts of militants in the Spinkai Raghzai and Chugmalai areas, where tensions rose after the killing of nine supporters of a pro-government militant commander on January 6-night. Supporters of Baitullah Mehsud attacked a security picket in the Chugmalai area on Jandola-Wana road on January 7, killing a soldier of the Frontier Corps, identified as Ayaz, and injuring three others. The attackers took away the body and the wounded soldiers. The security forces also fired artillery and mortar shells from their bases in Tiaraza and Jandola areas. The militants later handed over the body and three wounded soldiers to elders of the Mehsud tribe.
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January - 9 January - 12
At least 50 militants were killed by troops during clashed that erupted when around 250-300 miscreants concentrated and attempted to attack Ladha Fort and check post on the night of January 9 to 10 in the Wanna area of South Waziristan in the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) , reports Dail
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At least 50 militants were killed by troops during clashed that erupted when around 250-300 miscreants concentrated and attempted to attack Ladha Fort and check post on the night of January 9 to 10 in the Wanna area of South Waziristan in the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) , reports Daily Times. Further, January 12, security forces arrested 59 insurgents after they attacked police with rockets, the military said, adds The Hindu.
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January - 11 
Militants fired three missiles on a Mohmand Rifles camp at Yousaf Khel in Ghalanai. The report added that according to sources, the Khawazai tribes people opened fire on the local Taliban who escaped the area after firing missiles. One militant was injured in the incident.
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Militants fired three missiles on a Mohmand Rifles camp at Yousaf Khel in Ghalanai. The report added that according to sources, the Khawazai tribes people opened fire on the local Taliban who escaped the area after firing missiles. One militant was injured in the incident.
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January - 16 
Sources said that the militants also fired rockets on a helipad near Jandola fort. Troops also traded fire with militants at another fort in Ludda in South Waziristan after the Taliban fired rockets and small-arms. Local security officials said clashes continued on January 16-night in Sararogha, Lud
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Sources said that the militants also fired rockets on a helipad near Jandola fort. Troops also traded fire with militants at another fort in Ludda in South Waziristan after the Taliban fired rockets and small-arms. Local security officials said clashes continued on January 16-night in Sararogha, Ludda and another nearby village but there were no immediate reports of casualty or damage. Military spokesman Major General Abbas said the SFs were searching for 15 paramilitary soldiers missing since the attack in Sararogha. He said five of the 20 missing men were reported to have reached villages in the area. He said there was no confirmation of the militants’ claim that they had captured 12 paramilitary soldiers.
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January - 17 
Over three dozen paramilitary soldiers are reported to have abandoned a fort in South Waziristan on January 17 before it was attacked by militants, according to Dawn. The Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan spokesman Maulana Umar claimed that about 60 paramilitary soldiers had surrendered without putting up r
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Over three dozen paramilitary soldiers are reported to have abandoned a fort in South Waziristan on January 17 before it was attacked by militants, according to Dawn. The Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan spokesman Maulana Umar claimed that about 60 paramilitary soldiers had surrendered without putting up resistance. He said the militants had taken away weapons and hoisted a white flag at the compound. "The soldiers surrendered without firing a shot and, therefore, the Taliban Shoora decided to set them free," Umar told Dawn. On January 15-night, the militants had captured a fort in Sararogha.
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January - 18 
Security forces claimed to have killed about 90 militants in two different encounters in the Ladha area of South Waziristan on January 18, according to The Post. According to Dawn, in the first incident, militants attacked a convoy on the Jandola-Wana road in Chagmalai at 12.30pm. Troops returned fi
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Security forces claimed to have killed about 90 militants in two different encounters in the Ladha area of South Waziristan on January 18, according to The Post. According to Dawn, in the first incident, militants attacked a convoy on the Jandola-Wana road in Chagmalai at 12.30pm. Troops returned fire and between 20 and 30 assailants were killed. Four security force personnel were injured and two vehicles were damaged. Further, security forces attacked a large number of militants who had gathered to attack the Laddah fort and killed up to 60 of them, the military said. Military spokesman Major General Athar Abbass said "Our soldiers have bravely guarded the Ladha Fort. They were attacked from mountain tops but they retaliated with heavy weaponry including artillery, killing about 90 insurgents," he stated. He added that the SFs suffered no casualties. However, Taliban sources have dismissed the government claim and described the reports about the casualties on the part of Taliban as part of the propaganda to boost-up what they called as the shattered morale of the security forces.
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January - 18 
SFs pounded with artillery suspected militant locations in the Mehsud area and local people had to move out to safer places. Local people said that heavy shelling rocked the area and several houses were hit. Two persons, including a girl, were killed in the Makin and Spinkai Raghzai areas. Militants
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SFs pounded with artillery suspected militant locations in the Mehsud area and local people had to move out to safer places. Local people said that heavy shelling rocked the area and several houses were hit. Two persons, including a girl, were killed in the Makin and Spinkai Raghzai areas. Militants also fired six rockets on a military base in the Shakai area, inhabited by the Ahmadzai Wazir tribe. However, no casualty was reported.
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January - 22 
In the adjacent North Waziristan, two SF personnel were killed and 10 others injured when militants fired rockets at a military fort in Razmak. Sources said the militants attacked the Razmak army camp, 75 kilometers south of agency headquarters Miranshah, around 1pm. After the attack on the fort, tw
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In the adjacent North Waziristan, two SF personnel were killed and 10 others injured when militants fired rockets at a military fort in Razmak. Sources said the militants attacked the Razmak army camp, 75 kilometers south of agency headquarters Miranshah, around 1pm. After the attack on the fort, two fighter jets bombed mountainside villages nearby, killing one civilian. The military spokesman, however, said jets had flown reconnaissance missions, and no bombs were dropped. Further, a spokesman for Taliban commander Baitullah Mehsud, Maulana Muhammad Umar, said the militants captured 13 soldiers in the action, a claim denied by the military. “We will target sensitive installations in Islamabad, including the headquarters of intelligence agencies, if the military does not stop its operation,” Umar told Dawn from an undisclosed location. He claimed that the militants were still holding the Sipla Toi and Sararogha forts they had captured last week. He warned that militants would intensify their attacks and would capture all pickets and forts in the Mehsud area of South Waziristan. He also claimed responsibility for the murder of a senior official of the Intelligence Bureau in the Charsadda district of NWFP on January 20.
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January - 22 
Seven security force (SF) personnel and at least 37 militants were killed on January 22 in clashes in North and South Waziristan agencies, the army said, updating an earlier toll, according to Daily Times. Five of the soldiers and all of the militants were killed after the latter attacked a milita
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Seven security force (SF) personnel and at least 37 militants were killed on January 22 in clashes in North and South Waziristan agencies, the army said, updating an earlier toll, according to Daily Times. Five of the soldiers and all of the militants were killed after the latter attacked a military fort at Ladah in South Waziristan, which houses paramilitary troops, and a nearby observation post before dawn, chief military spokesman Major General Athar Abbas told AFP. “Through air intercepts and our sources we have confirmation now that at least 37 militants were killed when forces retaliated the attack in Ladah,” Abbas said.
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January - 23 
The army sent reinforcements, for the first time with tanks, to South Waziristan on January 23 after clashes between security forces and militants intensified in the Mehsud area. Official sources and local people said that the infantry, backed by tanks and heavy artillery, were seen heading towards
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The army sent reinforcements, for the first time with tanks, to South Waziristan on January 23 after clashes between security forces and militants intensified in the Mehsud area. Official sources and local people said that the infantry, backed by tanks and heavy artillery, were seen heading towards the Spinkai Raghzai fort from a base in the adjoining Frontier Region of Jandola. Infantry units reportedly comprising 600 troops reached Spinkai Raghzai from Jandola amid fierce clashes. "For the first time the movement of battle tanks has been seen in the area," a security official said. Sources said the troops had launched an operation in three areas — Makin, Spinkai Raghzai and Tiarza — inhabited by Mehsud tribesmen.
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January - 24 
40 militants and 10 soldiers were killed and dozens injured as the Pakistan Army, backed by tanks and gunship helicopters, launched a major offensive against the militants in South Waziristan on January 24, The News reported. The Inter-Services Public Relations said in a statement that troops had cl
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40 militants and 10 soldiers were killed and dozens injured as the Pakistan Army, backed by tanks and gunship helicopters, launched a major offensive against the militants in South Waziristan on January 24, The News reported. The Inter-Services Public Relations said in a statement that troops had cleared Spinkai Raghzai, Nawazkot and the adjoining area of Tiarza and taken over some strongholds and hideouts of the militants, according to Dawn.
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January - 24 
There were also reports about heavy clashes in Torwam near Shakai and Mohammad Nawaz Kot areas near Razmak in North Waziristan, in which both sides suffered heavy losses. Major General Abbas confirmed clashes in these towns where, he said, two soldiers were killed and seven others injured, but added
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There were also reports about heavy clashes in Torwam near Shakai and Mohammad Nawaz Kot areas near Razmak in North Waziristan, in which both sides suffered heavy losses. Major General Abbas confirmed clashes in these towns where, he said, two soldiers were killed and seven others injured, but added he did not receive reports about casualties among the militants.
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January - 28 
12 people, including five militants, five civilians and two Pakistan Army soldiers, were killed while eight militants and four soldiers were injured in clashes between the security forces (SFs) and militants on January 28, according to The News. There were reports of heavy clashes between the two
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12 people, including five militants, five civilians and two Pakistan Army soldiers, were killed while eight militants and four soldiers were injured in clashes between the security forces (SFs) and militants on January 28, according to The News. There were reports of heavy clashes between the two sides in various parts of the Mehsud-inhabited areas of South Waziristan such as Makin, Ladha, Torwam and Tiarza in which military authorities said militants suffered significant losses. Besides gunship choppers and artillery shelling on militants’ positions, the Army called two fighters which targeted the strongholds of Baitullah Mehsud’s militants in the Makin and Ladha towns. Military authorities said a number of militants were killed while their hideouts destroyed in the bombardment. The Army also reportedly fired mortar and artillery shells from military camps in Razmak and Jandola on the militants’ hide-outs in Kaza Panga, Dher Narai, Shaga, Treekh Narai, Wrasta Bazeena and Shaktoi areas in which officials said five militants were killed. They said intercepts from militants suggested that eight of their colleagues were wounded. In the Mohammad Nawaz Kot area near Makin, militants attacked a security post manned by the Pakistan Army soldiers. In the ensuing encounter, two soldiers died and four others were injured.
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January - 30 
Heavy fighting continued between the security forces (SFs) and the Baitullah Mehsud-led militants in South Waziristan where troops targeted three vehicles carrying militants, killing an unspecified number of them. Clashes were reported from Kaniguram, Nawaz Kot, Kotkai, Ladha and Torwam near Tiarza.
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Heavy fighting continued between the security forces (SFs) and the Baitullah Mehsud-led militants in South Waziristan where troops targeted three vehicles carrying militants, killing an unspecified number of them. Clashes were reported from Kaniguram, Nawaz Kot, Kotkai, Ladha and Torwam near Tiarza. In Kaniguram town, tribal sources said three residents were injured when some houses were damaged in the artillery shelling. Most of the residents of the town had already left their homes and shifted to Tank and Dera Ismail Khan due to the fighting. The troops, after capturing Kotkai, the hometown of militants' commander Qari Hussain, known for beheading his opponents, on January 30 moved towards the Inzar area. The soldiers, during their movement, reportedly did not face any major resistance from the militants and set up checkpoints in Inzar village.
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March - 15 
At least five persons, including four tribesmen and one Taliban, were killed and another seven wounded, including five Taliban, as two rival groups exchanged fire during a local jirga in the Mir Ali subdivision of North Waziristan in the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) on March 15, Daily
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At least five persons, including four tribesmen and one Taliban, were killed and another seven wounded, including five Taliban, as two rival groups exchanged fire during a local jirga in the Mir Ali subdivision of North Waziristan in the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) on March 15, Daily Times reports. The elders were holding the jirga in the Spin Wam area on Mir Ali-Tal Road when the clash occurred. The locals said the jirga had been called to arrange a compromise between two rival families. While discussing the conditions of a truce, the two sides started fighting, resulting in the casualties. The victims belonged to maliks (tribal elders) and local Taliban.
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March - 31 
A suspected militant was killed in an exchange of fire with the security forces (SFs) at a checkpoint near Tank in South Waziristan on March 31, Dawn reported. Police said that the clash occurred at the Luqman checkpoint on the Tank-Jandola road at about 12 noon. They said that SF personnel were sea
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A suspected militant was killed in an exchange of fire with the security forces (SFs) at a checkpoint near Tank in South Waziristan on March 31, Dawn reported. Police said that the clash occurred at the Luqman checkpoint on the Tank-Jandola road at about 12 noon. They said that SF personnel were searching passengers at a checkpoint when one of the passengers, Sarwar Khan of South Waziristan, refused to be searched.
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April - 9 
A man was killed and six others sustained injuries on April 9 as sectarian clashes in the Kurram Agency of the FATA continued for the fifth consecutive day, Daily Times reported. A jirga (council) is reportedly attempting to break a truce among rival sects in the Agency and several local elders have
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A man was killed and six others sustained injuries on April 9 as sectarian clashes in the Kurram Agency of the FATA continued for the fifth consecutive day, Daily Times reported. A jirga (council) is reportedly attempting to break a truce among rival sects in the Agency and several local elders have announced their support for the deliberations. Elders from Parachinar as well as lower and central Kurram are trying to persuade those engaged in the fighting to stop violence in the area. Reports said that fighting is continuing in the Puar and Mirma areas of Parachinar for the tenth consecutive day.
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April - 11 
On the same day, sectarian clashes continued in various parts of the Agency for the seventh consecutive day. Both sects reportedly used heavy weapons in Balish Khel and Khar Kalay, wounding several people. In an attempt to stop the fighting, security forces used heavy artillery and fired upon hillto
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On the same day, sectarian clashes continued in various parts of the Agency for the seventh consecutive day. Both sects reportedly used heavy weapons in Balish Khel and Khar Kalay, wounding several people. In an attempt to stop the fighting, security forces used heavy artillery and fired upon hilltop positions of both sects, resulting in the death of one Haji Masood Khan. One of the shells hit the house of Haji Banaat Khan, a prominent tribal leader of the Sadda area, killing his 13-year-old son, Kausar. The shelling also injured his two nephews, Yousuf Khan and Naseeb Khan. According to reports, sectarian violence also continued in various areas of Parachinar on April 11.
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April - 12 
Eight people were killed and 10 others injured in fresh violence between rival groups of the Kurram Agency in FATA on April 12, raising the death toll of the past eight days in the area to 35, reported Daily Times. Five tribesmen — Qadir Gul, Hamid Hussain, Rafique, Taib Khan and Abdul Hanan — were
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Eight people were killed and 10 others injured in fresh violence between rival groups of the Kurram Agency in FATA on April 12, raising the death toll of the past eight days in the area to 35, reported Daily Times. Five tribesmen — Qadir Gul, Hamid Hussain, Rafique, Taib Khan and Abdul Hanan — were killed, and 10 injured, during a clash in the Marro Khel area of Lower Kurram Agency. Similarly, three people were shot dead by armed rival groups in the areas of Balishkhel, Sadda, Karman, Para Chamkani, Pewar and Teri Mengal. The political administration of the Agency has engaged the local elite and tribal elders to arrange a ceasefire and to restore normalcy to the agency.
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April - 15 
Sources said sporadic clashes continued in Parachamkani and Kirman, and Pewar and Tangi areas on the Pakistan-Afghanistan border. At least one person was killed and six others injured in clashes on April 15-morning. Meanwhile, hundreds of students held a protest demonstration in Parachinar on April
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Sources said sporadic clashes continued in Parachamkani and Kirman, and Pewar and Tangi areas on the Pakistan-Afghanistan border. At least one person was killed and six others injured in clashes on April 15-morning. Meanwhile, hundreds of students held a protest demonstration in Parachinar on April 15 after the authorities postponed matriculation examinations in the region due to the clashes.
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April - 16 
According to Daily Times, at least 20 persons were killed as fighting erupted between activists of the militant group Lashkar-e-Islam (LI) and Kooki Khel tribesmen of the Khyber Agency in FATA on April 16. "The two sides have started an exchange of fire," Rasool Khan, Assistant Political Agent of th
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According to Daily Times, at least 20 persons were killed as fighting erupted between activists of the militant group Lashkar-e-Islam (LI) and Kooki Khel tribesmen of the Khyber Agency in FATA on April 16. "The two sides have started an exchange of fire," Rasool Khan, Assistant Political Agent of the Jamrud subdivision, confirmed to Daily Times. A tribal elder from Jamrud claimed that the Government had done nothing to avert the clash, despite knowing of hostilities on both sides. Tensions in the Jamrud subdivision surfaced after Kooki Khel tribe refused to surrender to the 30-point agenda of LI. The groups are reported to have targeted each other's positions in the hills using rockets and mortar shells, Geo News channel reported. LI is lead by cleric Mangal Bagh, who follows the puritanical Deobandi form of Sunni Islam. He has reportedly attempted to enforce a strict Taliban-style Islam in the region, provoking the tribesmen. "We can’t implement the Mangal Bagh brand of Islam on ourselves and our people," elders from the Katya Khel sub-tribe of the Kooki Khel tribe, gathered at a meeting, told Daily Times on April 15. They said they were "as much Muslims as Mangal Bagh and his men," adding, "He should not teach us Islam." Representing the sub-tribe Haji Shamshad, Haji Muhammad Ashraf, and Haji Sarfaraz said they were being asked to hoist black flags on their houses and surrender before the LI cadres. "All their demands are absurd as we’ve already taken action against those involved in smuggling, the hashish trade, kidnappings for ransom, and murders," they said.
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April - 18 
Suspected militants released 16 security force personnel who were abducted during the clashes, Dawn News reported.
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Suspected militants released 16 security force personnel who were abducted during the clashes, Dawn News reported.
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April - 18 
The Lashkar-e-Islam on April 18 ended clashes with the Kooki Khel tribe in the Jamrud subdivision of Khyber Agency in FATA after the tribe accepted the militant group’s demands to end illegal businesses, according to Daily Times. The Peshawar-Torkham Highway was opened for traffic after five days of
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The Lashkar-e-Islam on April 18 ended clashes with the Kooki Khel tribe in the Jamrud subdivision of Khyber Agency in FATA after the tribe accepted the militant group’s demands to end illegal businesses, according to Daily Times. The Peshawar-Torkham Highway was opened for traffic after five days of closure due to fighting between the two sides. The Lashkar-e-Islam reportedly captured the houses of tribesmen late on April 16, and told them to stop extorting money from vehicles on the highway and end illegal businesses, including the sale of liquor and the sheltering of criminals. Tribal elders said Iqtidar Shah, the elder son of the late Malik Zahir Shah, had surrendered to the Lashkar-e-Islam late on April 17, during a jirga (council). They said that Kooki Khel elder Guli Shah had accepted the Lashkar-e-Islam’s 30-point agenda during a similar jirga held at the Shah Kas area on April 18. Haji Misri Khan, a close aide of Lashkar-e-Islam chief Mangal Bagh, said the tribe had accepted all their demands. He said the Kooki Khel tribe had agreed that they would eradicate distilleries from the area and stop the sale of hashish and the extortion of money from commuters, adding that they would also expel criminals from the area.
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April - 23 
A Frontier Constabulary (FC) soldier died and another sustained injuries on April 23 in an exchange of fire between Pakistani security forces and the Afghan army "due to a misunderstanding" at the Pakistan-Afghanistan border at Nawa Pass in the Bajaur Agency of FATA, Daily Times reported. Up to 10 m
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A Frontier Constabulary (FC) soldier died and another sustained injuries on April 23 in an exchange of fire between Pakistani security forces and the Afghan army "due to a misunderstanding" at the Pakistan-Afghanistan border at Nawa Pass in the Bajaur Agency of FATA, Daily Times reported. Up to 10 militants of a group which attacked the Afghan check-post and caused the "misunderstanding" were also killed in the clash. A press release issued by the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) said that militants had attacked the Daud Qilla check-post in Afghanistan early on April 23-morning. The Afghan army started firing in the direction of Pakistani forces with heavy weapons and Pakistani troops reportedly retaliated and the exchange of fire continued for some time. The ISPR said the exchange of fire occurred due to a "misunderstanding" between the Afghan troops and the FC personnel.
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April - 26 
Three Taliban and four suspected criminals were killed and several others, including women and children, injured in a clash in the Dadukhel area of the Mohmand Agency in FATA on April 26. Assistant Political Agent Yakaghund Shahidullah Khan told Dawn that the casualties’ figure could be increased be
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Three Taliban and four suspected criminals were killed and several others, including women and children, injured in a clash in the Dadukhel area of the Mohmand Agency in FATA on April 26. Assistant Political Agent Yakaghund Shahidullah Khan told Dawn that the casualties’ figure could be increased because firing which started in the evening continued till late night. According to sources, people belonging to the local Taliban besieged a house where they alleged some 10 to 12 people were planning for some criminal activities. An exchange of fire took place in which three people from Taliban’s side — one of them identified as Zahid Khan of Michni — and four from other side — two of them identified as Noor Sham and Amjad — were killed. Rockets and Kalashnikovs were used in the fighting, sources added.
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April - 27 
A man was executed in public by Taliban militants in the Rahim Korona area of the Mohmand Agency in the FATA on April 27, Dawn reported. The Taliban had ‘sentenced’ Zaiver Khan to death after finding him guilty of hijacking vehicles and killing a number of people. The execution was carried out in a
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A man was executed in public by Taliban militants in the Rahim Korona area of the Mohmand Agency in the FATA on April 27, Dawn reported. The Taliban had ‘sentenced’ Zaiver Khan to death after finding him guilty of hijacking vehicles and killing a number of people. The execution was carried out in a field where a large number of militants had gathered around. With the execution, the death toll in the ongoing clashes between the local militants and tribesmen rose to 13. Three militants, three children and a woman were among the dead.
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April - 27 
Local people said the militants had set ablaze houses of several people belonging to the Dadukhel tribe and abducted six tribesmen. Over 1,000 militants with heavy weapons mounted on trucks besieged a locality near Michni and reportedly carried out house-to-house searches for alleged criminals. Mili
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Local people said the militants had set ablaze houses of several people belonging to the Dadukhel tribe and abducted six tribesmen. Over 1,000 militants with heavy weapons mounted on trucks besieged a locality near Michni and reportedly carried out house-to-house searches for alleged criminals. Militants’ spokesman Maulana Umar informed journalists that the Taliban from Khyber and Bajaur agencies had also taken part in the clashes. He claimed that they were fighting with people who were involved in kidnapping and other anti-social activities.
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May - 15 
Differences among the local Taliban militants on May 15 left one of their leader dead at the Baghzai village in Lower Kurram in the Kurram Agency, The News reported. The political administration said a local Taliban leader Nawab Khan was killed by his associates due to differences among them. Belong
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Differences among the local Taliban militants on May 15 left one of their leader dead at the Baghzai village in Lower Kurram in the Kurram Agency, The News reported. The political administration said a local Taliban leader Nawab Khan was killed by his associates due to differences among them. Belonging to the Baghzai village, Nawab Khan also served the Afghan National Army and remained on important posts. Later on, he joined the Tehreek-e-Taliban and was reportedly very active in the area.
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May - 27 
Eight persons were killed and 13 others sustained injuries in the Orakzai Agency of the FATA when militants of the Lashkar-e-Islam (LI) and Ansarul Islam (AI), the two rival groups of Khyber Agency, clashed on May 27, Daily Times reported. Activists of the AI led by Mahboobul Haq and LI of Mangal Ba
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Eight persons were killed and 13 others sustained injuries in the Orakzai Agency of the FATA when militants of the Lashkar-e-Islam (LI) and Ansarul Islam (AI), the two rival groups of Khyber Agency, clashed on May 27, Daily Times reported. Activists of the AI led by Mahboobul Haq and LI of Mangal Bagh are reported to have clashed in the Kata Pana area of Orakzai Agency, according to Dawn. Two vehicles were damaged in the gun-battle and Utmankhel tribesmen captured two vehicles of the Mangal Bagh group. Sources said that the Mangal Bagh group which was operating in the Bara and Jamrud sub-division of the Khyber Agency had now extended its activities to the Orakzai region.
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June - 10 
At least 11 paramilitary soldiers and 10 militants were killed in an air strike by the US-led forces on a Frontier Corps security post in the Sheikh Baba area along the Afghan border in Mohmand tribal region on June 10-night, according to Dawn. 15 people, including six paramilitary soldiers, were re
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At least 11 paramilitary soldiers and 10 militants were killed in an air strike by the US-led forces on a Frontier Corps security post in the Sheikh Baba area along the Afghan border in Mohmand tribal region on June 10-night, according to Dawn. 15 people, including six paramilitary soldiers, were reportedly injured in the attack. Officials of the Mohmand Rifles have said that 40 of their men are missing. A spokesman of the Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan, Maulvi Umar said that eight Taliban had been killed and nine others wounded in clashes. He also claimed that the Taliban have captured seven soldiers of the Afghan National Army and shot down a Nato helicopter, killing its crew. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani on June 11 condemned the air strike and said his government would ensure the sovereignty of the country.
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June - 22 
At least 15 militants were dead and dozens injured in a clash between two militant groups, Lashkar-i-Islam and Ansarul Islam in the Tirah Valley of Khyber Agency in the FATA on June 22, according to Dawn. The violence began on June 21 when militants belonging to Lashkar-i-Islam leader Mangal Bagh at
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At least 15 militants were dead and dozens injured in a clash between two militant groups, Lashkar-i-Islam and Ansarul Islam in the Tirah Valley of Khyber Agency in the FATA on June 22, according to Dawn. The violence began on June 21 when militants belonging to Lashkar-i-Islam leader Mangal Bagh attacked a stronghold of Ansarul Islam, led by Ustad Mehboob. The two sides used mortars and rocket-propelled grenades during the clash.
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June - 23 
12 persons were killed in the continuing clash between two militant groups, Lashkar-i-Islam and Ansarul Islam, in the Tirah Valley of Khyber Agency in the FATA on June 23, according to Daily Times. Meanwhile, local tribes on the same day brokered a temporary cease-fire between the two warring groups
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12 persons were killed in the continuing clash between two militant groups, Lashkar-i-Islam and Ansarul Islam, in the Tirah Valley of Khyber Agency in the FATA on June 23, according to Daily Times. Meanwhile, local tribes on the same day brokered a temporary cease-fire between the two warring groups, Aaj TV reported.
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June - 28 
Eight persons were killed and five others injured as clashes between two groups in the Tirah area of Khyber Agency in the FATA on June 28, Geo News reported. The report said that the groups were using mortar guns, small missiles, rockets and other heavy arms in the fight.
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Eight persons were killed and five others injured as clashes between two groups in the Tirah area of Khyber Agency in the FATA on June 28, Geo News reported. The report said that the groups were using mortar guns, small missiles, rockets and other heavy arms in the fight.
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July - 3 
Five people were killed and several others injured in fresh clashes between Mangal Bagh’s Lashkar-e-Islam (LI) and Maulvi Mehboob’s Ansarul Islam (AI) in the Tirah Valley of Khyber Agency, Daily Times reported. According to locals, clashes have continued for 13 day and both groups have occupied stra
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Five people were killed and several others injured in fresh clashes between Mangal Bagh’s Lashkar-e-Islam (LI) and Maulvi Mehboob’s Ansarul Islam (AI) in the Tirah Valley of Khyber Agency, Daily Times reported. According to locals, clashes have continued for 13 day and both groups have occupied strategic positions in the mountains of Tirah Valley and are attacking each other with heavy ordinance. They said that over 80 people had been killed on both sides since the start of the clashes and the political administration had not been able to stop the fighting.
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July - 5 
Two more persons were killed in clashes between cadres of Lashkar-e-Islam and Ansar-ul-Islam, taking the toll in recent fighting between the groups to 91.
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Two more persons were killed in clashes between cadres of Lashkar-e-Islam and Ansar-ul-Islam, taking the toll in recent fighting between the groups to 91.
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July - 10 
Clashes between the two rival groups, the Mangal Bagh-led Lashkar-e-Islam and the Mehboob-led Ansarul Islam, in the remote Tirah Valley of the Khyber Agency n the FATA continued on July 10, The News reported. There were reports that at least three persons were killed and nine others injured in the f
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Clashes between the two rival groups, the Mangal Bagh-led Lashkar-e-Islam and the Mehboob-led Ansarul Islam, in the remote Tirah Valley of the Khyber Agency n the FATA continued on July 10, The News reported. There were reports that at least three persons were killed and nine others injured in the fresh clash between the two groups. Two of the killed were Lashkar activists, who allegedly attacked the Ansar's base in the Malikdin Khel area of the valley, while six of the group's men sustained bullet injuries.
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July - 12 
Seven people, including two women, were killed and four others injured on July 12 in clashes between the Lashkar-e-Islam (LI) and Ansar-ul-Islam in the Tirah Valley of Khyber Agency, according to Daily Times. The militants groups exchanged heavy fire, although a Jirga (council) of the Jamiat Ulema-e
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Seven people, including two women, were killed and four others injured on July 12 in clashes between the Lashkar-e-Islam (LI) and Ansar-ul-Islam in the Tirah Valley of Khyber Agency, according to Daily Times. The militants groups exchanged heavy fire, although a Jirga (council) of the Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam (JUI) led by Shujaul Malik was due on July 12 in the valley to defuse the tension in the area. The two groups have been fighting in the valley on the Pak-Afghan border for a fortnight now. The clashes have already claimed over 100 lives.
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July - 13 
Six persons were killed and 10 others sustained injuries in fresh clashes between the two warring groups of the Mangal Bagh-led Lashkar-e-Islam and the Mahoob-led Ansar-ul-Islam in the Tirah Valley of the Khyber Agency in FATA on July 13, The News reported. Activists of the two groups clashed in the
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Six persons were killed and 10 others sustained injuries in fresh clashes between the two warring groups of the Mangal Bagh-led Lashkar-e-Islam and the Mahoob-led Ansar-ul-Islam in the Tirah Valley of the Khyber Agency in FATA on July 13, The News reported. Activists of the two groups clashed in the Bar Shalobar area and exchanged gunfire, resulting in the death of six persons.
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July - 16 
Elsewhere in the FATA, a militant was killed and three others sustained injuries in a clash between two rival groups in the Khalodag village of Mohmand Agency over the occupation of a madrassa (seminary) on July 16. Sources said that the clash started when the Shah Sahib militant group tried to take
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Elsewhere in the FATA, a militant was killed and three others sustained injuries in a clash between two rival groups in the Khalodag village of Mohmand Agency over the occupation of a madrassa (seminary) on July 16. Sources said that the clash started when the Shah Sahib militant group tried to take control of a madrassa in Khalodag village from the Commander Umer Khalid militant group. Mamor, a militant, was reportedly killed in the ensuing clash and Mansoor, Fayaz and Ayaz were wounded.
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July - 16 
Seven persons were killed and five others injured on July 16 in clashes between the Lashkar-e-Islam (LI) and the Ansar-ul-Islam (AI) militant groups in the Tirah Valley of Khyber Agency, Daily Times reported. Sources said that both groups have occupied positions in the Tirah Valley mountains and are
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Seven persons were killed and five others injured on July 16 in clashes between the Lashkar-e-Islam (LI) and the Ansar-ul-Islam (AI) militant groups in the Tirah Valley of Khyber Agency, Daily Times reported. Sources said that both groups have occupied positions in the Tirah Valley mountains and are firing upon each other with heavy weapons. They said that more than 100 people have been killed in the clashes that have been continuing for a month and several more injured.
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Despite a cease-fire brokered by two senior Afghan Taliban commanders on July 17, fighting between two rival militant groups continued on July 18 in which more than 50 militants were killed and dozens injured in the Mohmand Agency of FATA, The News reported. Two rival militant groups – the Baitul
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Despite a cease-fire brokered by two senior Afghan Taliban commanders on July 17, fighting between two rival militant groups continued on July 18 in which more than 50 militants were killed and dozens injured in the Mohmand Agency of FATA, The News reported. Two rival militant groups – the BaitullahMehsud-led Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and Commander Shah Khalid-led militants which is considered as pro-government — have been fighting for the past three days for the control of the Mohmand Agency. The two groups were running separate training centres and had set up checkpoints on roadsides. After two days of fighting, a two-member jirga (council) comprising two senior Afghan Taliban commanders — Ustad Mohammad Yasir and Maulvi Sadre Azam — mediated between them and brokered a truce on July 17-night. However, according to sources close to the militants, fighting between the well-armed militants of the two groups started again on July 18-morning when militants associated with Shah Khalid reportedly attacked one of Commander Omar Khalid’s senior commanders, Qari Shakil when he entered Khwezo, a town considered to be a stronghold of the Shah Khalid group. Qari Shakil, who hails from Peshawar’s Michni town, was injured in the attack while his vehicle was destroyed. Consequently, heavy fighting broke out between the two sides in which sophisticated weapons were used. Tribal and militant sources said that both the sides suffered heavy losses and so far 50 people, majority of them from Shah Khalid’s group, were confirmed dead and dozens injured.
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July - 19 
At least nine persons were killed and 10 injured in clashes between the Lashkar-e-Islam and Ansar-ul-Islam in the remote Tirah area of Khyber Agency on July 19, Daily Times reported. Sources said the clashes occurred in the Daki, Sangar and Inqilab Morcha areas.
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At least nine persons were killed and 10 injured in clashes between the Lashkar-e-Islam and Ansar-ul-Islam in the remote Tirah area of Khyber Agency on July 19, Daily Times reported. Sources said the clashes occurred in the Daki, Sangar and Inqilab Morcha areas.
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August - 6 
Four persons were killed when clashes resumed between the Lashkar-e-Islam (LI) and the Ansar-ul-Islam (AI) after two weeks of lull in the remote Tirah valley of the Khyber Agency on August 6, The News reported. "Four fighters of LI were killed and several injured in the attack," sources said, adding
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Four persons were killed when clashes resumed between the Lashkar-e-Islam (LI) and the Ansar-ul-Islam (AI) after two weeks of lull in the remote Tirah valley of the Khyber Agency on August 6, The News reported. "Four fighters of LI were killed and several injured in the attack," sources said, adding the group was also forced to vacate a post in Sandapal area. A leader of the AI, Qari Ezatullah, claimed that five men of the rival group were killed and 12 ‘seized’ while three important posts were also captured in the fighting. However, LI spokesman Misri Khan said three cadres of his organisation were killed and one post was captured by the rival group.
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August - 8 
At least 10 people were killed and 17 others sustained injuries on August 8 as clashes between the Lashkar-e-Islam and its rival Ansar-ul-Islam continued for the second day in the Bilyamen area of Lower Kurram in the FATA, Dawn reported. Local people said security forces attacked positions of the wa
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At least 10 people were killed and 17 others sustained injuries on August 8 as clashes between the Lashkar-e-Islam and its rival Ansar-ul-Islam continued for the second day in the Bilyamen area of Lower Kurram in the FATA, Dawn reported. Local people said security forces attacked positions of the warring groups with artillery to force them to stop fighting. The death toll in two days of clashes in the village near the Afghan border has reportedly increased to 14. Sajjad Hussain, younger brother of the Member of National Assembly, Sajid Hussain Turi, is among those killed.
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September - 2 
A tribal lashkar (army) is reported to have shot dead six Taliban militants in fresh clashes in various parts of the Kurram Agency in the FATA on September 2, Daily Times reported. The fighting continued for the 27th day in Bagazai, Inzari, Tapay Makam, Sadda, Khar Kalay, Balish Khel, Sangeena, Karm
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A tribal lashkar (army) is reported to have shot dead six Taliban militants in fresh clashes in various parts of the Kurram Agency in the FATA on September 2, Daily Times reported. The fighting continued for the 27th day in Bagazai, Inzari, Tapay Makam, Sadda, Khar Kalay, Balish Khel, Sangeena, Karman, Para Chamkani, Pewaar, Tari Mengal, Maqbal and Kanj Alizai.
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September - 11 
30 Taliban militants were killed when the troops backed by tanks and heavy artillery attacked the militants in the Rashakai area of Bajaur Agency in FATA on September 11, said a Frontier Constabulary statement, reports Daily Times. "Troops pounded artillery and used fighter jets to target militant h
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30 Taliban militants were killed when the troops backed by tanks and heavy artillery attacked the militants in the Rashakai area of Bajaur Agency in FATA on September 11, said a Frontier Constabulary statement, reports Daily Times. "Troops pounded artillery and used fighter jets to target militant hideouts," an unnamed security official told AFP. "Key Taliban strongholds Loyesam, Charmang and Tangkhatta are under the control of security forces, who are setting up check posts in the areas," security officials told Daily Times. Militants clad as women tried to attack the marching troops, sources said, but the attack was repulsed.
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September - 11 
Five people, including four militants, were killed and seven others injured in clashes between rival tribes in the Kurram Agency of FATA on September 11, Daily Times reported. The political administration said the clashes continued in the Pewar, Teri Mengal, Baghzai, Jalamai, Char Dewal, Inzari, Bil
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Five people, including four militants, were killed and seven others injured in clashes between rival tribes in the Kurram Agency of FATA on September 11, Daily Times reported. The political administration said the clashes continued in the Pewar, Teri Mengal, Baghzai, Jalamai, Char Dewal, Inzari, Bilyamin, Bagizai and Alizai areas of the agency.
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September - 13 
At least 60 militants were killed and 25 injured during clashes with security forces (SFs) in Bajaur Agency in FATA on September 13, sources said, according to Daily Times. Six terrorists were killed and five others injured when a helicopter gunship attacked the vehicle carrying them to Mohmand Agen
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At least 60 militants were killed and 25 injured during clashes with security forces (SFs) in Bajaur Agency in FATA on September 13, sources said, according to Daily Times. Six terrorists were killed and five others injured when a helicopter gunship attacked the vehicle carrying them to Mohmand Agency. However, a military spokesman, Major Murad Khan, told the Associate Press, "We killed 72 militants, while eight of our soldiers have died in Bajaur since Wednesday." The sources said security forces attacked the Loyesam, Tangkhata, Rashakai, Khazana, Banda, Glukas, Baichina and Kerala areas of Khar Tehsil (administrative unit) with heavy artillery, tanks, gunship helicopters and fighter jets, destroying "several" terrorists’ hideouts.
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September - 13 
Four people, including three militants, were killed and six others wounded in clashes between warring tribes in the Kurram Agency in FATA on September 13, reported APP, according to Daily Times. According to the political administration, clashes continued in the Pawar, Tangi, Upper Kurram, Inzari, B
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Four people, including three militants, were killed and six others wounded in clashes between warring tribes in the Kurram Agency in FATA on September 13, reported APP, according to Daily Times. According to the political administration, clashes continued in the Pawar, Tangi, Upper Kurram, Inzari, Bagzai, Mandi, Balaymeen and Alizai areas in Lower Kurram, in which one tribesman and three militants were killed. Warring Sunni and Shia sects had agreed on September 12 to a truce, with the help of a local Jirga (council) and the political administration. For the first time in the past six weeks, no clashes have been reported in Sadda.
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September - 14 
Clashes between rival tribesmen continued in various parts of the Kurram Agency in FATA on September 14, leaving one person dead and five others injured, an unnamed political administration official said, according to Daily Times. The Toori and Mangal tribesmen clashed in the Inzari, Tangi, Pewar an
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Clashes between rival tribesmen continued in various parts of the Kurram Agency in FATA on September 14, leaving one person dead and five others injured, an unnamed political administration official said, according to Daily Times. The Toori and Mangal tribesmen clashed in the Inzari, Tangi, Pewar and Bagh Zani areas, he said. There were reports that Toori tribesmen had vacated their trenches in the restive Pewar village near the Pak-Afghan border and handed them over to the law enforcement agencies. Efforts were underway to convince the Mangal and Kharwoti tribes to vacate their trenches as well in order to bring peace to the violence-hit agency, the official added.
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September - 17 
One person was killed and five others injured in clashes between two warring tribes in the Kurram Agency on September 17, according to The News. According to local political administration, the armed clashes, which continued between Turi and Mengal tribes, left one person dead and five others injure
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One person was killed and five others injured in clashes between two warring tribes in the Kurram Agency on September 17, according to The News. According to local political administration, the armed clashes, which continued between Turi and Mengal tribes, left one person dead and five others injured. Meanwhile, there were also reports of clashes from Arwali, Tangai, Anzeri and Bilameyn areas in the Lower Kurram.
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September - 18 
At least 14 people were killed and 26 others injured on September 18 in clashes between the warring tribes of the Kurram Agency in FATA, reports Daily Times. The clashes have intensified in the Pewar, Pewar Tangi, Mangak and Arwali areas of Kurram despite deployment of security forces in the area.
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At least 14 people were killed and 26 others injured on September 18 in clashes between the warring tribes of the Kurram Agency in FATA, reports Daily Times. The clashes have intensified in the Pewar, Pewar Tangi, Mangak and Arwali areas of Kurram despite deployment of security forces in the area.
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September - 18 
The security forces (SFs) killed at least eight Taliban militants and injured several others in an attack on Taliban strongholds in Bajaur Agency in the FATA, sources said on September 18, according to Daily Times. Their command and control system was also destroyed. According to the sources, the SF
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The security forces (SFs) killed at least eight Taliban militants and injured several others in an attack on Taliban strongholds in Bajaur Agency in the FATA, sources said on September 18, according to Daily Times. Their command and control system was also destroyed. According to the sources, the SFs also arrested five Taliban and shelled their strongholds in the Loyesam, Tang Khata, Kausar, Rashkai and Kerala areas.
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September - 19 
At least 20 people were killed and 18 others sustained serious injuries in clashes between the Toori and Mangal tribes in the Kurram Agency of FATA on September 19, according to Daily Times. The clashes between the two rival tribes have been continuing for the seventh straight week, with both sides
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At least 20 people were killed and 18 others sustained serious injuries in clashes between the Toori and Mangal tribes in the Kurram Agency of FATA on September 19, according to Daily Times. The clashes between the two rival tribes have been continuing for the seventh straight week, with both sides using heavy automatic weaponry. Sources said local residents were facing food shortages due to the closure of several highways for the last year. They said electricity supplies to the area had been cut off for the last six weeks.
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September - 19 
The SFs captured at least four Taliban militants after in a clash in the Loyesam area, the sources added.
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The SFs captured at least four Taliban militants after in a clash in the Loyesam area, the sources added.
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September - 24 
25 Taliban militants and seven soldiers were killed during fierce fighting in different areas of Bajaur Agency in the FATA on September 24, the army said, according to Daily Times. Inter-Services Public Relations Director General, Maj Gen Athar Abbas told AFP that troops used heavy artillery, fighte
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25 Taliban militants and seven soldiers were killed during fierce fighting in different areas of Bajaur Agency in the FATA on September 24, the army said, according to Daily Times. Inter-Services Public Relations Director General, Maj Gen Athar Abbas told AFP that troops used heavy artillery, fighter jets and helicopter gun ships to target Taliban positions in the Loyesam, Rashakai, Tang Khata, Gang, Tangi, Shnikot, Bai Cheena and Kosar areas. After the armed clashes in the Rashakai area, helicopters and fighter jets hit the area, reports added. Taliban hideouts in Gulani were bombed and security forces took control of Machni and Rashkai areas. Officials said several Taliban bunkers were also destroyed in the operation. The troops recovered arms and ammunition from several compounds they searched in the Tang Khata, Rashakai and Khazana areas, officials said.
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September - 24 
At least three people were killed when a shell hit their vehicle as security forces (SFs) and Taliban militants clashed in the Karapa area of Mohmand Agency in the FATA on September 24, a private TV channel reported, according to Daily Times.
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At least three people were killed when a shell hit their vehicle as security forces (SFs) and Taliban militants clashed in the Karapa area of Mohmand Agency in the FATA on September 24, a private TV channel reported, according to Daily Times.
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September - 25 
A 3,000-strong armed tribal lashkar forced Taliban out of the Malagori area near Jamrud, officials said. A spokesman for the lashkar told reporters that around 150 Taliban had fled the area. Taliban vacated the area to avoid clashes with the lashkar. Subsequently, the lashkar torched Taliban bases a
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A 3,000-strong armed tribal lashkar forced Taliban out of the Malagori area near Jamrud, officials said. A spokesman for the lashkar told reporters that around 150 Taliban had fled the area. Taliban vacated the area to avoid clashes with the lashkar. Subsequently, the lashkar torched Taliban bases and centers in the Tortopay and Zag Gujjar Dand areas. A source also confirmed that on one occasion there was an exchange of fire between Taliban and the Malagori lashkar in which a Taliban was injured, while two others were detained and four vehicles were taken into custody. The lashkar, meanwhile, said any person giving shelter to Taliban would be fined PKR one million. Tension had reportedly increased between the Taliban and the residents at Malagori during recent days.
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September - 25 
At least three persons were injured when a hand grenade went off in the Maro Khel area of Kurram Lower in the FATA on September 25, Daily Times reports. According to the political officials, three tribesmen sustained injuries when a hand grenade blasted in the restive agency. The clashes between the
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At least three persons were injured when a hand grenade went off in the Maro Khel area of Kurram Lower in the FATA on September 25, Daily Times reports. According to the political officials, three tribesmen sustained injuries when a hand grenade blasted in the restive agency. The clashes between the warring tribes in Kurram Agency have halted as peace negotiators started discussing peace in Peshawar.
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September - 29 
The helicopter gunships destroyed explosive-laden vehicles of Taliban militants at a basic health unit. The local administration said the Taliban subsequently blew up two security checkposts and a bride in retaliation to the vehicle attack on September 29. The report added that the latest clash brok
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The helicopter gunships destroyed explosive-laden vehicles of Taliban militants at a basic health unit. The local administration said the Taliban subsequently blew up two security checkposts and a bride in retaliation to the vehicle attack on September 29. The report added that the latest clash broke out in Mulla Saib Dara village, when a 6,000-strong tribal lashkar tried to set ablaze houses and hideouts of Taliban militants. "Fighting is going on and to help us, the army sent some gunships which fired at the Taliban, killing several of them," tribal elder Malik Younus told Reuters. He said his men would battle the Taliban until they were cleared from the region. "It’s now clear to everybody that we can’t tolerate lawlessness in our land. Everyone has to obey our tribal rules and they can’t make our land a hub of terrorism," Younus added.
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October - 1 
At least 13 more militants were killed and ten others injured when a Qaumi lashkar (army) of the Salarzai tribe launched an operation against the militants in the Salarzai tehsil (revenue division) on October 1. A member of the lashkar told local journalists that operations were launched in Dara, Mu
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At least 13 more militants were killed and ten others injured when a Qaumi lashkar (army) of the Salarzai tribe launched an operation against the militants in the Salarzai tehsil (revenue division) on October 1. A member of the lashkar told local journalists that operations were launched in Dara, Mullah Syed and Banda areas of the tehsil wherein various hideouts of militants were razed to ground. An elder of the tribe was also killed in the operation. As reported earlier, the Qaumi lashkar of Salarzai tribe announced to fully support the security forces in their hot pursuit against the militants in Bajaur Agency.
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October - 2 
Troops backed by artillery killed 25 Taliban militants in the Bajaur Agency in FATA on October 2, according to Dawn. Gun battles erupted overnight and continued until late night after militants attacked security check posts in four villages, an unnamed security official told AFP, adding, "there were
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Troops backed by artillery killed 25 Taliban militants in the Bajaur Agency in FATA on October 2, according to Dawn. Gun battles erupted overnight and continued until late night after militants attacked security check posts in four villages, an unnamed security official told AFP, adding, "there were fierce clashes and we have reports of 25 militants being killed" in the villages of Rashakai, Tang Khata, Bai Cheena and Khazana.
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October - 5 
Five persons were killed and three others injured after clashes between tribal rivals in the North Waziristan Agency of FATA on October 5, according to Daily Times.
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Five persons were killed and three others injured after clashes between tribal rivals in the North Waziristan Agency of FATA on October 5, according to Daily Times.
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October - 6 
Dawn reports that six militants were killed in a fierce clash with the Frontier Corps (FC) in the Khazana area of Bajaur Agency in the FATA on October 6. In a statement issued in Peshawar, FC authorities said that the militants "wearing militia uniforms" had occupied a house.
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Dawn reports that six militants were killed in a fierce clash with the Frontier Corps (FC) in the Khazana area of Bajaur Agency in the FATA on October 6. In a statement issued in Peshawar, FC authorities said that the militants "wearing militia uniforms" had occupied a house.
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October - 8 
The Taliban attacked the Pewar village on October 8-night. The SFs and a local lashkar retaliated and killed one of the attackers in the clash.
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The Taliban attacked the Pewar village on October 8-night. The SFs and a local lashkar retaliated and killed one of the attackers in the clash.
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October - 9 
At least eight persons, include seven Taliban militants and a local tribesman, were killed when the local Toori tribesmen and security forces (SFs) clashed with the Taliban militants in the Kurram Agency of FATA on October 9, reports Daily Times. The clashes began when the Taliban attacked the Ali Z
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At least eight persons, include seven Taliban militants and a local tribesman, were killed when the local Toori tribesmen and security forces (SFs) clashed with the Taliban militants in the Kurram Agency of FATA on October 9, reports Daily Times. The clashes began when the Taliban attacked the Ali Zai village in the Lower Kurram Agency. The SFs and a lashkar (army) of the Toori tribe retaliated, killing six Taliban. A tribesman was also killed in the clash.
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October - 10 
Thirteen militants were killed in a clash with a tribal lashkar in the Charmang area of Bajaur Agency in the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA), reports Daily Times. Five militants were also killed in an air strike carried out by security forces in the Mamound area.
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Thirteen militants were killed in a clash with a tribal lashkar in the Charmang area of Bajaur Agency in the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA), reports Daily Times. Five militants were also killed in an air strike carried out by security forces in the Mamound area.
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October - 13 
Four tribesmen were killed in clashes between the Taliban militants and a tribal lashkar in the Kotkai village near Charmang area, Reuters quoted another government official as saying. He said several Taliban militants were also killed, but was unsure of the number.
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Four tribesmen were killed in clashes between the Taliban militants and a tribal lashkar in the Kotkai village near Charmang area, Reuters quoted another government official as saying. He said several Taliban militants were also killed, but was unsure of the number.
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October - 14 
AFP reported that at least 28 Taliban militants and a tribesman were killed in the latest clashes in the Bajaur Agency of FATA on October 14, according to Daily Times. Security officials told AFP that jets and helicopters killed 16 Taliban in Bajaur, while artillery and mortars overnight killed 10 o
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AFP reported that at least 28 Taliban militants and a tribesman were killed in the latest clashes in the Bajaur Agency of FATA on October 14, according to Daily Times. Security officials told AFP that jets and helicopters killed 16 Taliban in Bajaur, while artillery and mortars overnight killed 10 others. The security forces (SFs) targeted suspected Taliban hideouts in various areas of Bajaur Agency, killing 14 Taliban and wounding several others. The SFs used jet aircraft, helicopter gun ships and heavy artillery to destroy Taliban hideouts in the Rashkai, Tang Khatta, Tangi, Chinar and Kotki areas of the agency. Sources said the SFs bombed suspected Taliban hideouts twice in Charmang, Chinar and Kotki.
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October - 14 
Fighting between Taliban militants and the Charmang tribal lashkar (militia) continued and both sides used heavy artillery. The lashkar set ablaze a number of Taliban houses.
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Fighting between Taliban militants and the Charmang tribal lashkar (militia) continued and both sides used heavy artillery. The lashkar set ablaze a number of Taliban houses.
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October - 22 
Two Lashkar-e-Islam (LI) militants were killed in a clash with the security forces in the Khyber Agency of FATA on October 22, when they were stopped at the BC-1 checkpoint while on their way from Jamrud to Bara tehsil (revenue division), reported Daily Times. Two children passing by were also kille
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Two Lashkar-e-Islam (LI) militants were killed in a clash with the security forces in the Khyber Agency of FATA on October 22, when they were stopped at the BC-1 checkpoint while on their way from Jamrud to Bara tehsil (revenue division), reported Daily Times. Two children passing by were also killed in the crossfire.
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October - 23 
At least four Taliban militants were killed in a clash with the security forces (SFs) in Khyber Agency on October 22, APP said, according to Daily Times. One Frontier Constabulary soldier was also injured. The SFs also arrested seven Taliban militants from the Shah Kas area, APP said, including a Ta
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At least four Taliban militants were killed in a clash with the security forces (SFs) in Khyber Agency on October 22, APP said, according to Daily Times. One Frontier Constabulary soldier was also injured. The SFs also arrested seven Taliban militants from the Shah Kas area, APP said, including a Taliban commander it did not identify.
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